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Nosler bullets remaining. These are pulldowns. Payment by USPS money order.
19 140 grain partition + 38 150 grain partition $36 shipped
65 160 grain Ballistic Tips $45 shipped
Take them all for $70 shipped
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Pardon my Ignorance, What's a "Pull Down"?
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I’m assuming pulled bullets......?
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It's bullets that have been "pulled" out of cartridges.
Also, Your 160 gr Ballistic Tip ad is not right. Nosler does not manufacture 160 gr BT's. Are the Tips white? If so, they are Accubonds
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These bullets are indeed pulled from loaded cartridges. They are all that's left from the 7mm-08 items I had previously listed.
Don't know what to tell you about them being 160's. They were labeled by the loader as 160 accubonds with a side note mostly ballistic tips. They weigh 160 grains and do have a red tip. They were loaded in 2007, Regards, Woody
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Red tips:
I have four 50 round factory sealed bags direct from Nosler that are probably 7-8 years old marked "Accubond 2nds". They are .284, 160r bullets with red tips. Assuming they are 2nds because they got the wrong colored tip.
Doesn't really mean anything to what these bullets for sale here might be.
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How many u got? I’d offer u $20 for the lot shipped.
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How many u got? I’d offer u $20 for the lot shipped. For you, sir, it would be $20 each. Now it you want to go halfsies on that..............
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The red tip 160’s are Accubonds that were made for Winchester factory loaded ammo .
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